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1. Strengthening social cohesion in conflict-affected societies: potential, patterns and pitfalls

   

   Cox, Fletcher D. / Charlotte Fiedler / Karina Mross (2023)

   Bi- and multilateral donors increasingly focus on strengthening social cohesion to build peace in conflict-affected societies. What does promoting social cohesion in these contexts mean with respect to international engagement and what challenges arise?

2. Wiederaufbau in der Ukraine: Was die internationale Gemeinschaft jetzt beachten muss

   

   Grävingholt, Jörn / Jörg Faust / Alexander Libman / Solveig Richter / Gwendolyn Sasse / Susan Stewart (2023)

   Auch wenn Russland seinen Angriffskrieg fortsetzt: der Wiederaufbau der Ukraine beginnt jetzt. Damit er gelingen kann, sind die spezifische Rahmenbedingungen des Landes zu beachten. Doch auch Erfahrungen anderer Wiederaufbauprozesse, etwa auf dem Westbalkan oder im Irak, geben wichtige Hinweise.

3. Green jobs and the city: towards a just transition in developing countries

   

   Kleibrink, Alexander / Anna Pegels / Michael Fink / Wolfgang Scholz (2023)

   This policy brief examines actions for a just transition of local job markets in developing countries. We identify building blocks for shifting from carbon- and resource-intensive towards green jobs in this transition, with a particular focus on managing winners and losers.

4. Learning from each other: the multifaceted potential for partnership between the Republic of Korea and Germany

   

   Keijzer, Niels / Stephan Klingebiel / Min Jee Oh (2022)

   This policy brief analyses current development policy trends in Germany and Korea. It explores prospects for further changes in policy and for intensifying cooperation between the two countries.

5. Economic effects of FDI: how important is rising market concentration?

   

   Vrolijk, Kasper (2022)

   Many governments adopt policies to attract foreign direct investment (FDI). What are implications of rising market concentration for FDI impacts? This Brief documents that concentration likely reduces positive spillovers and increases negative competition effects, and discusses policy implications.

6. The impact of carbon taxation and revenue redistribution on poverty and inequality

   

   Malerba, Daniele / Xiangjie Chen / Kuishuang Feng / Klaus Hubacek / Yannick Oswald (2022)

   A carbon tax of US$50/tCO2 with redistribution of the raised revenue to households could substantially reduce global poverty by between 16% and 27% (110 to 190 million people), and lower inequality. The impact depends on the policy design and the targeting mechanisms used for revenue redistribution.

7. The EU-CEAP impacts on developing countries – recommendations for development policy

   

   To, Jenny (2022)

   The policy brief examines major sectors addressed in the EU-CEAP: the plastic packaging, electric vehicles and batteries sectors. Within these, recommendations are made to expand present approaches of development policy that go beyond waste management and recycling.

8. Refugee policy and selective implementation of the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework in Kenya

   

   Jacobi, Milan / Rose Jaji (2022)

   Building a sound understanding of the security and domestic politics that influence refugee policy in countries such as Kenya can help donors more holistically work with host countries in similar circumstances that have agreed to implement the CRRF.

9. Wiederaufbau in der Ukraine: Wie die EU die Ukraine unterstützen sollte

   

   Bergmann, Julian / Iulian Romanyshyn (2022)

   Der Krieg Russlands gegen die Ukraine hat katastrophale Folgen für das Land. Um den Wiederaufbau der Ukraine zu unterstützen, sind enorme internationale Anstrengungen erforderlich. Dieser Policy Brief analysiert, welchen Beitrag die EU zum Wiederaufbau der Ukraine leisten sollte.

10. New standard indicators for German development cooperation: How useful are numbers “at the touch of a button”?

    

    Janus, Heiner / Daniel Esser (2022)

    The previous German government demanded "numbers at the push of a button" for German development cooperation. This call was answered in 2022 in the form of 43 newly introduced standard indicators. Heiner Janus and Daniel Esser assess the potential of this reform and call for greater transparency.